"Treating Tobacco Dependence in Michigan: Implementing Effective Cessation Interventions and Systems"

Produced and presented by the Michigan Department of Community Health in conjunction with the Michigan Smokefree Hospitals Grant
Welcome! The purpose of this training is to help health care providers implement evidence based patient cessation interventions and systems change within the work setting in order to decrease tobacco use.

You may take all four modules of the training (listed below), or you can choose to complete just one, two, or, three. At the end of each module, you will have the opportunity to give us feedback on the training by completing a quick survey.

Choose from the following modules:
Presenter
Dr. Tom Peterson, MD, FAAP
Medical Director, Quality and
Healthier Communities, Spectrum
Health and DeVos Children's
Hospital, Grand Rapids, MI


Dr. Greg Holzman, MPH, MD
Chief Medical Executive, Michigan
Department of Community Health


Linda Thomas, MS, LLP, CTTS-M
Program   Manager, Tobacco
Consultation Service, University of
Michigan Health System


Linda Thomas, MS, LLP, CTTS-M
Manager, Tobacco Consultation
Service, University of Michigan
Health System
Presentation Title
Last Updated: 12/20/07
Enhancing Tobacco Reduction in Pediatrics:
Strategies for Pediatric Care Providers and Offices



Last Updated: 12/20/07
Tobacco Dependence and Abuse: A Serious
Disease That is Killing Michigan Residents


Last Updated: 12/20/07
Nicotine Addiction Therapy





Last Updated: 12/20/07
Implementing Cessation Programs:
Inpatients and Outpatients